Business hosting provider LeaseWeb implements an ‘extremely energy-efficient’ dedicated server environment- Green Data Center

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LeaseWeb (www.leaseweb.com), business hosting provider among the world’s top-20 of hosting providers, has tested and implemented an ‘extremely energy-efficient’ dedicated server environment in collaboration with Dell, Microsoft and data center EvoSwitch. The dedicated server environment is currently in the beta stage. LeaseWeb clients can already try these Ultra Green Dedicated Servers at a discount.

LeaseWeb’s R&D team has installed the energy-efficient dedicated server environment in a private suite of the green data center EvoSwitch (www.evoswitch.com). The implementation was carried out in collaboration with EvoSwitch engineers.

Energy-friendly hosting

“The dedicated server setup, according to our calculations, could have a Power Usage Effectiveness of 1.1, which is considerably less than the current PUE of 1.5 within the overall data center environment of EvoSwitch,” says Thorsten Einig, Product Manager at business hosting provider LeaseWeb and member of the R&D team. “A PUE of 1.1 means that the server setup is 90% more energy-efficient in its operation than a conventional server setup with ‘standard’ cooling.”

One key basic ingredient for the innovative server setup is a cooling solution that uses Free Cooling (cooling with outside air) and Aisle Containment (separating hot and cold air).

“While these ingredients for cooling at such are nothing new, the design of the Total solution is completely different from what is common in the market,” says Einig. “It is not a cooling solution with a traditional design, and it is completely different from the current cooling setup at EvoSwitch or other data centers. Airflows travel differently from what we are used to, and cooling equipment and control systems are specifically coordinated. We have also chosen extremely energy-efficient server equipment that has been specifically programmed and tuned to the cooling system.”

The result is a server environment that allows the compressor to remain fully switched off throughout the year. Einig: “Free Cooling, or cooling with outside air, normally cannot be used throughout the year because temperatures in the Netherlands sometimes are too high. The current cooling setup, the decision to use specific server equipment and the specific coordination between individual systems entirely eliminates the need to use the compressor.”

Discount during beta stage

The new server environment has undergone extensive testing over the past six months. “And the results were amazingly good,” says Einig. “Due to our presence at EvoSwitch, we fortunately already have many servers that are quite energy-efficient in their operation, but this separate environment with its own cooling design allows us to achieve significantly higher energy savings. In the coming period, we will need to further increase the number of clients in this environment in order to achieve the pre-calculated PUE of 1.1. It is known that the PUE drops as the server volume increases.”

Einig: “While the solution runs stably within the stable preconditions of data center EvoSwitch, we have now entered a stage in which we want to increase the number of clients in that environment in order to further optimize the energy benefits. It is common knowledge that the benefits increase as the number of users increases. We now need to take that step. We have therefore decided to temporarily offer the servers in this specific environment at reduced prices. This means that clients entering during the beta stage will receive a discount.”

Managed hosting, cloud hosting and colocation solutions provider Hosting.com Provides Virtual Machine Upload Capability in a VMware Cloud Environment

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Hosting.com, the leading provider of managed hosting, cloud hosting and colocation solutions and a strategic VMware vCloud(TM) partner, today announced that clients can upload their own VMware virtual machines or VMDK (Virtual Machine Disk Format) files to Hosting.com’s Cloud Enterprise and Cloud Dedicated solutions. Hosting.com released this functionality in a limited beta in November and is one of the first cloud service providers to offer this capability to VMware clients and users.

Cloud Enterprise customers now have the flexibility and portability to move their virtual machines, either from their own environment or another host, into one of Hosting.com’s Cloud Super Sites. This solution can provide VMware vSphere(TM) users with a redundant layer of offsite disaster recovery and business continuance services in a secure hosted environment. Current and new Cloud Enterprise customers can access this functionality via the Customer Control Panel.

Dan Chu, VMware vice president, emerging products and solutions, commented, “Cloud Enterprise is an example of how cloud hosting is altering and enhancing the technology landscape, enabling customers to upload their own virtual machine environments. This gives VMware vSphere(TM) users the ability to easily transfer their virtual machines to Hosting.com’s cloud datacenters spread throughout the country for additional fault tolerance or improved service.” He continued, “The virtual machine upload functionality is in high demand from our customer base and Hosting.com has moved quickly to deliver this solution to the marketplace.”

The solution is ideal for companies that have VMware virtual machines at their premise or another host and need additional compute capacity in a secure cloud environment. Uploading the entire VMDK file is a seamless process that eliminates the work associated with rebuilding applications and data in a cloud or offsite environment. In addition, users can easily modify their compute, storage and disc resources through the Hosting.com control panel to meet the resource needs of the applications running within the virtual machine(s).

A video tutorial on how to utilize this service from Hosting.com is available online at http://www.hosting.com/cloudhosting/resources/video/vmdkUpload.wmv.

Joel Daly, Chief Operating Officer for Hosting.com commented, “Our product engineering and development teams were pushed to deliver a solution that allows companies to avoid the typical migration time constraints and technical burdens associated with reinstalling and reconfiguring applications - they have succeeded.” Daly continued, “The client demand through the limited beta displayed the marketplace need for multi-platform solutions; this solution allows our colocation and managed hosting clients to develop applications, websites etc in their own virtual environments and utilize our cloud platform for launch, fault tolerance or geographically dispersed disaster recovery.”

Cloud Enterprise leverages the latest in virtualization platform technology with VMware vSphere 4, and is highly available on both the computing and disk infrastructures. Starting as low as $125 per month, Cloud Enterprise provides on-demand cloud hosting via a secure web portal so businesses can rapidly deploy virtual servers and modify resources as needed. Cloud Enterprise requires no contracts and clients can purchase, provision and add CPU, RAM, and DISK online.

Hosting.com has a portfolio of Cloud Hosting Solutions including Cloud Enterprise, Cloud Dedicated, Cloud VPS, and vCloud Express - that reduce costs, improve efficiency and provide extreme flexibility to businesses of all sizes. Hosting.com has made significant investments in enterprise-class technologies such as EMC, Dell, Juniper, F5, and Intel to deliver a robust, standards-based cloud infrastructure to clients demanding unparalleled performance and security.

About Hosting.com

Hosting.com provides enterprise colocation, cloud computing, dedicated hosting, managed hosting, disaster recovery, and business continuance services to a global customer base demanding a high level of security, reliability, and responsiveness. Hosting.com monitors, manages, and enhances the Web-based platforms of Web 2.0 companies, software as a service (SaaS) providers, content distribution networks (CDN), and medium to large enterprises whose Web presence is crucial and high availability mandatory.

Hosting.com currently operates SAS 70 Type II certified datacenters in Irvine, CA; Louisville, KY; Newark, DE; San Francisco, CA; and Denver, CO.

All Hosting.com products and services are supported by 24×7x365 live expert technical support through toll-free telephone, email, and online chat.

VMware and VMware vSphere are registered trademarks and/or trademarks of VMware, Inc. in the United States and/or other jurisdictions. All other marks and names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective companies. The use of the word “partner” or “partnership” does not imply a legal partnership relationship between VMware and any other company.

Managed Hosting, Cloud hosting and Colocation solutions provider Hosting.com announces vCloud Express

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Hosting.com, the leading provider of
global managed hosting, cloud hosting and colocation solutions, today
announced that it is delivering a VMware (NYSE: VMW) vCloud Express solution.
Hosting.com’s vCloud Express solution will provide instant provisioning,
consumption-based pricing (pay by the hour) and unlimited, dynamic compute
resources.  Hosting.com will be among the first to offer this new class of
VMware Virtualized(TM) service that that can be purchased, consumed and
adjusted in a pay-as-you-go model.   Hosting.com vCloud Express will be
available as a beta service beginning September 1, 2009.

This solution introduces true cross-platform functionality to the marketplace
that is compatible with technology the industry embraces and utilizes. vCloud
Express is an Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) solution that will run on
Hosting.com’s Cloud Enterprise infrastructure and is the latest announcement
on Hosting.com’s portfolio of cloud hosting solutions. Consumers currently
utilizing VMware internally will have compatibility between their internal
infrastructure and external infrastructure resources used for application
development and testing, capacity on demand, and general outsourced
infrastructure needs.

“vCloud Express delivers control directly to customers.  They can setup new
accounts, adjust virtual machine resources, turn additional machines on or off
and deploy and execute virtual machine commands with no human interaction - if
so desired,” noted Craig McLellan, Hosting.com CTO. “We will continue to
innovate to deliver on the promises of capacity and infrastructure on-demand,
utility-based pricing, and cloud interconnectivity.”

Dan Chu, VP of Emerging Markets, VMware added, “Hosting.com continues to
provide cloud solutions and market insights that help define and evolve this
quickly growing industry. Their commitment to providing exemplary service and
rapid product development made them a natural fit as a vCloud Express service
provider.”

Hosting.com will offer vCloud Express through its Cloud Enterprise solution.
Cloud Enterprise leverages the latest in virtualization platform technology
with VMware vSphere(TM) 4, and is highly available on both the computing and
disk infrastructures.  Hosting.com has made significant investments in
enterprise-class technologies such as EMC, Dell, Juniper, F5, and Intel to
deliver a robust, standards-based cloud infrastructure to clients demanding
unparalleled performance and security.

“Hosting.com has made a promise to deliver Enterprise-Class cloud hosting
services to their customers,” said Jason Waxman, General Manager, High Density
Computing Division, Intel.  “The Intel Xeon 5500 processor family delivers
outstanding benefits to enterprises in performance, energy efficiency and
virtualization.  Investments in products like Intel’s Xeon(R) 5500 processor
family help Hosting.com to deliver this promise to their clients via cloud
services.”

Hosting.com has a portfolio of Cloud Hosting solutions including Cloud
Enterprise, Cloud Dedicated and Cloud VPS - and now vCloud Express - that
reduce costs, improve efficiency and provide extreme flexibility to businesses
of all sizes.  The vCloud Express launch is one of many product announcements
Hosting.com will make over the next several months to provide more flexibility
and control to hosting customers.

Hosting.com’s vCloud Express pricing starts at $.042 per hour and is available
immediately.  More information and the complete technology overview is
available at www.hosting.com/vcloudexpress.

Hosting.com’s portfolio of Cloud Hosting products are being featured at
VMworld 2009, expected to draw more than 12,000 attendees.  Hosting.com
activities at VMworld include:  CTO, Craig McLellan’s Super Session discussion
on cloud hosting with VMware’s Dan Chu, VP of Emerging Markets;
ideaLaunch.com, a Hosting.com Cloud Enterprise client, will present on a
Client Panel; and Hosting.com will demo its cloud solutions multiple times on
the tradeshow floor in the Hosting.com and Intel exhibits, as well as in the
VMware vCloud Pavilion.

About Hosting.com
Hosting.com provides enterprise colocation, cloud computing, dedicated
hosting, managed hosting, disaster recovery, and business continuance services
to a global customer base demanding a high level of security, reliability, and
responsiveness.  Hosting.com monitors, manages, and enhances the Web-based
platforms of Web 2.0 companies, software as a service (SaaS) providers,
content distribution networks (CDN), and medium to large enterprises whose Web
presence is crucial and high availability mandatory.

Hosting.com currently operates SAS 70 Type II certified datacenters in Irvine,
CA; Louisville, KY; Newark, DE; San Francisco, CA; and Denver, CO.

All Hosting.com products and services are supported by 24×7x365 live expert
technical support through toll-free telephone, email, and online chat.

SOURCE  Hosting.com

Media Relations, Aaron D. Hollobaugh, Director of Communications of
Hosting.com, +1-502-432-2502, AHollobaugh@Hosting.com

Windows-based hosting provider MaximumASP to provide free hosted test accounts for SQL Server 2008 R2 CTP

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MaximumASP, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner and a provider of Windows-based hosting and managed IT services, today announced that it will be Microsoft Corp.’s first partner to provide free hosted test accounts for the Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Release 2 community technology preview (CTP) in August.

Dell, MaximumASP and PASS have partnered once again to bring you access to SQL Server 2008 R2 CTP hosted trials absolutely free. Sign-ups for the August CTP trial are available at www.betaforsqlserver.com. After obtaining a trial account users can try out the new CTP online in a secure hosted lab environment without downloading or installing anything.

“The free hosted test labs are a result of our long standing commitment to Microsoft technologies. We want to provide an easy way for people to learn about new Microsoft SQL Server technologies and gain a competitive advantage,” said Sarah Barela, Manager of DBA Services at MaximumASP.

Building on the momentum of Microsoft SQL Server, SQL Server 2008 R2 improves IT efficiency by reducing the time and cost of developing and managing applications; empowers end users to make better decisions through self-service business intelligence and enables organizations to scale with confidence by providing high levels of reliability, security and scalability for business critical applications.

“PASS is dedicated to continually helping our community learn about new versions of SQL Server,” noted PASS VP of Marketing Bill Graziano. “These hosted trialsare a great way to test out the new features coming in SQL Server 2008 R2.”

To learn more about the next generation of the Microsoft SQL Server database platform visit: http://www.microsoft.com/sql/2008.

About MaximumASP

MaximumASP, based in Louisville, Kentucky, was founded in 2000 as an outsourcing firm for Windows-based hosting services. The company currently hosts more than 50,000 domains for customers in over 60 countries. With a strong focus on hosting solutions that combine advanced monitoring and management tools, MaximumASP has become a top choice for Microsoft developers seeking a robust hosting platform for mission-critical web applications. For more information visit www.maximumasp.com.

About Dell

Dell Inc. listens to customers and delivers innovative technology and services they trust and value. Uniquely enabled by its direct business model, Dell sells more systems globally than any computer company, placing it No. 34 on the Fortune 500. Dell’s climb to market leadership is the result of a persistent focus on delivering the best possible customer experience by directly selling standards-based computing products and services. Revenue for the last four quarters totaled $58.2 billion and the company employs approximately 90,400 team members around the globe.

Dell was founded in 1984 by Michael Dell, the longest-tenured executive to lead a company in the computer industry. The company is based on a simple concept: by selling computer systems directly to customers, Dell could best understand their needs and efficiently provide the most effective computing solutions to meet those needs. This direct business model eliminates retailers that add unnecessary time and cost, or can diminish Dell’s understanding of customer expectations. The direct model allows the company to build every system to order and offer customers powerful, richly configured systems at competitive prices. Dell also introduces the latest relevant technology much more quickly than companies with slow-moving, indirect distribution channels.

About PASS

The Professional Association for SQL Server (PASS) is an independent, not-for-profit association dedicated to supporting, educating, and promoting the Microsoft SQL Server community. From local user groups and special interest groups (SIGs) to Webcasts and the annual PASS Summit the largest gathering of SQL Server professionals in the world PASS enables knowledge sharing, in-depth learning, access to the Microsoft SQL Server team, and the ability to influence the direction of SQL Server technologies. The PASS mission is to empower the global SQL Server community to connect, share, learn, and be inspired through knowledge sharing and peer-based learning. For more information about PASS and the benefits of becoming a member, visit the PASS Web site at http://www.sqlpass.org.

Managed Hosting provider NeoSpire registers growth in the wake of a tough economy

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Dell just released a comprehensive case study on managed hosting provider NeoSpire which focuses on how NeoSpire maintains growth in the wake of a tough economy. The company’s growth was due in part to NeoSpire’s intense focus on the customer experience which mandated that NeoSpire standardize on a rock-solid server, storage and networking platform. By choosing technology partners such as Dell and building custom solutions for every customer; NeoSpire is able to not only survive but actually thrive in today’s challenging economy.

Generic and non-server grade hardware inevitably fall short of customer expectations, so NeoSpire made a conscientious decision to focus on its strengths as a managed web hosting provider and standardize on Dell PowerEdge servers and Dell/EMC storage. NeoSpire chose Dell products because the company wanted a reliable server platform with robust management tools and needed a partner that could help it respond quickly to customer needs.

“Customers who demand a five-nines SLA ask us to design their solution in a fully redundant environment,” says Jason Burnett, Director of Network Services. “We couldn’t confidently do that with lesser equipment.”

For the past ten years, using hardware that has been universally tested and benchmarked prevented a myriad of hardware issues that plague cheaper commodity server, which is no small matter for NeoSpire clients who have mission critical web applications. A number of clients have switched to NeoSpire from other hosting providers that used self-built servers that caused outages and other performance issues.

“Our web presence is a vital communication tool between us and our customers and cannot go down,” explained Elena Ganczuk, Partner at Southwest Medical & Dental, Inc. “Understanding what hardware was going to be used to build our solution was one of the deciding factors in choosing NeoSpire as our managed hosting provider.”

See the complete study at www.dell.com.

About NeoSpire
NeoSpire Inc. is a premier provider of full-service, mission critical managed web hosting solutions for organizations that demand 100% uptime. Since 1999, NeoSpire has been providing the infrastructure, security, expertise and customer-centric support required by clients that rely on Web sites and Web-based applications for critical business purposes.

Visit www.neospire.net for more information. To schedule interviews, contact NeoSpire’s marketing department at (214) 292-8100, or via e-mail at marketing@neospire.net.

AppSense partners with Force 3, Inc. to Provide Virtualized Desktops to U.S. Federal Government

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AppSense, the leading provider of user environment management solutions for the enterprise, today announced a partnership with Force 3 Inc., of Crofton, Maryland, a supplier of IT consulting, management and sales to the U.S. federal government. The companies also revealed that a U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) agency is already using their virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) solution to simplify workstation environment deployment and management for more than 250 client devices.

The implementation marks an expansion of AppSense’s sales and reseller efforts into the U.S. federal government, as well as increased recognition by government agencies of the cost savings, security and flexibility benefits of virtualized desktops.

“While the early adopters of VDI technology have tended to be in financial services, insurance and healthcare, we’ve seen a significant uptick in interest among government agencies,” noted Charles Sharland, CEO of AppSense. “VDI is an extremely powerful technology that saves organizations a significant amount of money and IT resources. However, users still expect personalized desktops, which only AppSense can enable in an enterprise environment. Force 3 provides exceptional services to the federal government, and we look forward to working with them, bringing our combined solution to other DoD agencies as well as additional federal branches.”

“Despite the complex requirements of this DoD project, Force 3 was pleased to be able to provide the agency with a full complement of best-in-class VDI technologies, a critical one being AppSense user environment management, which enables standard desktops to be easily personalized,” said Brad Osborne, VP of Data Center Consulting, Force 3. “Our solution can be easily replicated throughout the DoD organization, bringing tremendous security and cost benefits to the agency. This is a natural outgrowth of the many solutions we have put in place for government agencies and we expect to see additional implementations in the future.”

DoD Agency Adopts VDI Solution

The DoD agency is one of many affected by the Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission (BRAC) initiative. As a result, the customer, whose mission requires heavy use of workstation-based applications, was doubling in size. In a matter of weeks, it needed to find office space, procure workstations, and determine how to support twice the number of users with no corresponding increase in IT staff.

Force 3, which had worked with this agency on several previous projects, began the engagement with a joint meeting at its Customer Innovation Center (CIC). The Center gives prospects a hands-on, multi-technology overview of advanced technologies as well as letting prospects develop and test proposed solutions prior to actual implementation. The IT consulting firm subsequently proposed a solution that would virtualize Windows XP and Vista desktops, and serve user’s individual desktop environments to them upon login. The project, the first phase of which was completed in February, 2009, enables the agency’s IT department to maintain a single image of the Army Gold Standard for Windows XP and Vista desktop – each time a user is provisioned or logged in, a snapshot is taken of the Gold Standard, applying the proper profile, so each desktop always runs on the latest version of the gold standard with all patches and all upgrades. The Force 3 VDI solution delivers each user’s unique desktop environment, enabling IT to manage change and comply with the DoD agency’s requirements for hundreds of users without compromising user productivity or morale. Force 3 estimates that it can scale to support thousands of employees with only a handful of IT staff.

The VDI solution includes:

* AppSense Environment Manager, which enables each user to call up his or her specific, personalized desktop environment, whether the user is a military staff member, contractor, or civilian employee. Without this automated user environment management capability, the IT team would not have been able to efficiently provision each new desktop and retain users’ personalization.
* Sun Ray 2 devices, ultra-low power, small footprint clients with a built-in card reader
* VMware View and VMware ESX, which enables the agency to deliver rich desktops to any client device with all of the benefits of centralized management while maximizing efficiencies of the server pool through virtualization.

About Force 3

Since 1991, Force 3 has been dedicated to offering innovative technology and information solutions that improve productivity, reduce costs and enhance the way customers conduct business in the government, commercial and healthcare sectors. With only the top engineers and support staff on hand, we ensure a dynamic and effective solution to a customer’s needs, including system design, deployment and management, hardware procurement, professional services and project management. www.force3.com

About AppSense

AppSense is the leading provider of user environment management solutions for the enterprise, with over ten year’s track record in the virtualization space. User environment management, a highly-scalable, proven method for reducing costs by treating user data independently of the desktop, enables IT to standardize the corporate desktop and automate delivery of each user’s working environment. Customers significantly reduce operational costs of existing infrastructures, establish the foundation for dynamically-composed virtual desktops, respond faster to changing needs, and dramatically improve user productivity. AppSense has more than 4,000 global customers, partners with leading vendors including Citrix, CSC, Dell, Microsoft and VMware, and operates through a channel of certified partners with offices in the U.S., U.K., Germany, Netherlands and Australia. www.appsense.com

Red Hat and Cisco Deliver Enterprise Linux and Virtualization

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Hosting News – Red Hat (NYSE: RHT), the world’s leading provider of open source solutions, and Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) today announced that they will work together to deliver Red Hat Enterprise Linux software with the Cisco Unified Computing System, a ground-breaking solution that helps customers deploy mission-critical applications in a virtualized, high-performance data center environment. In addition, Red Hat and Cisco will collaborate to deliver joint global sales and services as well as customer engagement, and to develop deployment and enablement tools for customers.

Facts/highlights

* Utilizing collaborative engineering and testing, the companies will combine the new Cisco Unified Computing System with Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
* Cisco will act as an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) for Red Hat’s Enterprise Linux platform to allow customers to purchase a complete solution from Cisco along with services and support.
* The Cisco Unified Computing System unites computational, network, and virtualization resources into a seamless system, simplifying its setup, helping customers to improve business metrics, and enabling timely resource provisioning.
* Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 is the trusted platform for running mission-critical application workloads, offering customers an easy-to-adopt, open alternative for enterprise computing. It offers a base operating platform, leading security and high-availability capabilities, and comprehensive networking capabilities.
* Red Hat’s independent software vendor (ISV) ecosystem, including more than 3,000 certified applications, will enable customers to run thousands of Red Hat-certified applications on the Cisco Unified Computing System upon availability. In addition, with Red Hat’s certify-once, deploy-anywhere certification program, its ecosystem of applications are enabled to run in both virtualized and non-virtualized environments.
* Red Hat and Cisco are also planning to certify the Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization suite of technologies following its general availability. The Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization portfolio will offer advanced hypervisor technologies built from Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) and a new suite of management tools.

Red Hat software running on Cisco Unified Computing

* The combination of the Cisco Unified Computing System and Red Hat software solutions offers customers a platform for deploying computing infrastructures that takes advantage of both companies’ strengths, including Cisco’s unique integrated device management, unified fabric and expanded memory technology available with the Cisco Unified Computing System and Red Hat’s proven software technology.
* Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3 is certified to run on the Cisco Unified Computing System as a stand-alone operating system or as a guest operating system on VMware virtualization.

Supporting quotes
“Red Hat and Cisco have long collaborated in the open source community and today bring joint innovation to customers through the combination of our next-generation enterprise solutions,” said Brian Stevens, CTO and vice president, Engineering at Red Hat. “Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization technologies power a wide range of the world’s mission-critical, Internet and high-performance computing workloads, as well as the majority of the early cloud environments. Cisco’s Unified Computing vision offers customers a long-term platform for deploying powerful computing infrastructures.”

“Red Hat solutions run many of the world’s most demanding computing environments and can take advantage of the high density of Cisco Unified Computing System,” said Soni Jiandani, vice president of the marketing, server access and virtualization business unit for Cisco. “Cisco’s scalable architecture enables more enterprise-class applications to run on a lower-cost system with half the physical infrastructure required, enabling our customers to grow their virtualized environments, improve business agility, and provide coherent security and network policies for both virtualized and non-virtualized environments.”

Additional Resources:

* Red Hat and Cisco’s relationship, visit www.redhat.com/promo/cisco.
* For more information about Red Hat Enterprise Linux, visit www.redhat.com/rhel and www.redhat.com.
* Video: Jim Whitehurst, Red Hat President and CEO, Remarks on Unified Computing
* Press release: Cisco Unified Computing System
* Press release: Cisco Open Partner Ecosystem

About Red Hat, Inc.
Red Hat, the world’s leading open source solutions provider, is headquartered in Raleigh, NC with over 65 offices spanning the globe. CIOs ranked Red Hat as one of the top vendors delivering value in Enterprise Software for five consecutive years in the CIO Insight Magazine Vendor Value survey. Red Hat provides high-quality, affordable technology with its operating system platform, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, together with applications, management and Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) solutions, including JBoss Enterprise Middleware. Red Hat also offers support, training and consulting services to its customers worldwide. Learn more: http://www.redhat.com.

About Cisco
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Virtualization Technology Providers 2009 - List
123Together.com, 361 Degrees, 3PAR, 8e6 Technologies, A10 Networks, Aastra, Accario, Accellion, AccessFlow, AceNet, ACMA, Acronis, Actional, activePDF, Acxiom, Adaptec, ADC, Adder, Adexis, Adtran, Agilysys, Agito Networks, AirMagnet, Akorri, ALADDIN Knowledge Systems, Alcatel-Lucent, Alert Logic, AlterPoint, Altor Networks, AMAX, AMCC, Amyuni, Apani, APC, APCON, APM Experts, Appistry, Applied Innovations, Apptio, Aquantia, Arastra, Aravo, Arbor Solutions, ArcSight, Areohive Networks, Array Networks, Arrow ECS, ARTEC - Computer, Asigra, Asoka USA, Aspera, Astaro Internet Security, Atempo, ATEN Technology, Attune Systems, AutoVirt, Avanade, Avaquest, Avaya, Aventiv-NomaDesk, Avocent, AVTECH, AXIOMTEK, BakBone, BBN Technologies, BDNA, BEA Systems, Bedsole, Benchmark Capital, Berkeley Varitronics, BigFix, Bivio Networks, Blade Network, Blue Lane, BlueArc, BluePoint, BlueStripe, Bobcares, Bosanova, Brigh Technologies, Brocade, CA, CalAmp, Capitial Trust Ventures, Cassatt, Catbird, Cayenne, CDG, Ceedo, Certeon, Champion Solutions, Check Point Software, Chip PC, CiRBA, Citihub, Citrix Systems, ClearCube, CommVault, Compass America, Compellent, Compugen, Computer Lab International, Concentsus, Configuresoft, Continuity Software, Coraid, Courion, Coyote Point Systems, cPanel, Credit Suisse, Crosswalk, CrystalTech Web Hosting, CSC, Data Domain, Databarracks, DataCore, DataDirect, Datagardens, DataPipe, DataSynapse, DC3 Solutions, Dell, EqualLogic, Desktone, Devon IT, Digipede, Doctrino Systems, DocuSign, DoubleTake Software, Dynamic Network Factory, DynamicOps, Ecora Software, eG Innovations, Egenera, Electric Cloud, Electrorack, Embotics, Emulex, Endeavors Technology, Enigmatic, Enomaly, Entuity, EqualLogic, Ericom, EVault, Evolving Solutions, Exinda, eXludus, Extentrix Systems, F5Networks, FalconStor, Faronics, FastScale, FastSoft, FOCUS Consulting, Fortinet, Fortisphere, Fugitive LLC, Fujitsu Systems, Fusepoint, FusionStorm, Gateworks, Getronics, Gibraltar Solutions, GlassHouse Technologies, GlobalFluency, GlobalSCAPE, GlobalSign, Green Hills Software, Grid Dynamics, GRIDtoday, groupSPARK, Hiperware, Hitachi Data Systems, Hubspan, Hurricane Electric, Hyper9, HyPerformix, Hyperic, I2 Technology, IGEL Technology, Ignite Consulting, Illumita, IMEX Research, Incipient, Insight Venture Partners, InstallFree, INSYSTEK,Integrien, Ipswitch, Isilon Systems, iTrinegy, KACE, Kaseya, KI Lipton, Kidaro, Kingston Technology, KnownHost, Lanamark, LeftHand Networks, Lenovo, Leostream, Liquid Computing, Lucid8, LynuxWorks, Magirus, Mailtrust, Mainline, ManageIQ, ManageSoft, Marathon Technologies, Marketo, Markitects, McAfee, Meridian IT, Metron, Microsemi, Microserv, Mid-Atlantic Computers, MIMOS, Mimosa Systems, Mindbridge Software, Miva Merchant, MonoSphere, Morph Labs, Mxi Technologies. mySoftIT, Nagarro, Namescape, Ncomputing, NEC, Nemertes, NeoPath, Neoware, Net Magic, NetApp, Neterion, NetEx, NetIQ, Netuitive, Network Appliance, Neverfail, New Age Technologies, New Idea Engineering, NewTek, Nexenta, NextIO. Nimsoft, Niyuta, NoMachine, Nortel, Novell, Old Road Computing, Omnitron, On The Avenue, ONStor, Opalis Software, Open Kernel Labs, OpenHosting, OpenSpan, Optaros, Opus Capital, PacketTrap, Palm, Inc., Panda Security, Pano Logic, Pattern Insight, Peak IP Solutions, PHD Technologies, Phoenix Technologies, Phurnace Software, Pillar Data Systems, Pinnacle Cart, Pivot3, Platespin, Proofpoint, ProServeIT, ProSync, Provision Networks, , Q1 Labs, QG Software, Qualys, Quest Software, R1Soft, Racemi, RACKWISE, Radiant Logic, Raritan, Raxco Software, Red Hat, Reflex Security, Regan Technologies, Resolution Enterprises, RF Code, Riverbed, RSA Security, Ruckus Wireless, Sagent Solutions, SanDisk, SAVVIS, ScaleMP, Scalent Systems, ScienceLogic, ScriptLogic, Seanodes, Secure Command, Secure Computing, Sentillion, ServInt, Shavlik, Silpion, SIMtone, Singularity Technologies, Sitemasher, SmarterTools, Socialcast, SoftLayer, SolarWinds, SolutionSet, Sonasoft, SSH Communications Security, StackSafe, Starfire, SteelEye Technology, StillSecure, StoneFly, Stonesoft, Stoneware, StorageCraft, StorageNetworking.org, StorMagic, Stratus, Sun Microsystems , Oren Tech, SunView, Supermicro,, Surgient, SWsoft, Sycros, Symantec, Systar, Telecompute, The 451 Group, The Israeli Association of Grid Technologies, TheInfoPro, ThinkEquity Partners, ThinPrint, Third Brigade, Tideway, Tigerpaw, TOA Solutions, ToutVirtual, Train Signal, TRANGO Virtual Processors, Tresys Technology, Trigence, Tripwire, Twisted Pair Solutions, UK-2 Limited, Ulteo, UniPrint, United Devices, V.i. Labs, VaST Systems, VDIworks, VeeAm Software, Veodia, Verio, VeriSign, Vicom, Vigilar, VirtenSys, Virtera, Virtual Computer, Virtual Iron, VirtualizationChat.com, VirtualLogix, Virtugo, Virtutech, Visionapp, VisionCore, VKernel, VM People, VM6, VMLogix, vmSight, vThere, Vyatta, Wyse Technology, XDS, XenoCode, Xiotech, xkoto, Xsigo.

Blog focusing on Cloud Computing launched by the President of Horizon Information Group

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Server News – Allen Falcon, President of Horizon Information Group, has launched a blog focusing on Cloud Computing for small and mid-size businesses.

Footprints in the Cloud will keep SMBs current on cloud computing trends and realities, and how SMBs can reduce their footprint and cost of computing.

“SMBs have a unique opportunity to change how they acquire applications and systems, and how they manage data,” noted Allen. “Lower hard and soft costs, richer feature sets, and greener computing are all benefits when cloud computing is done properly.”

Allen welcomes followers interested in how Cloud Computing will help SMBs.

Allen Falcon is President of Horizon Information Group and serves as CEO of Horizon Info Services. Horizon Information Group is a strategic technology management consultancy, helping SMBs achieve tangible results from information services. Horizon’s CIO-on-Call service bridges the gap between business leadership and objectives and technology operations and initiatives.

Horizon Info Services delivers managed application and infrastructure services to SMBs, including Google Apps Premier Edition, Google Security and Compliance Solutions, and online backup services. Horizon Info Services is a Google Enterprise Partner.

List of Cloud Computing Providers 2009
10Gen, 3Leaf Systems, 6fusion International, Absolute Performance, Ajaxo, Alentus, Appirio, Appistry, Aptaria, Arena Maxtronic, Arista Networks, Asankya Networks, BitRock, BlueLock, Boomi , Box.net, Canaan Partners, Casdex, Chris Richardson Consulting, CITTIO, Cloud Architects, Cloud9 Analytics, CloudRamp, CloudScale Networks, Cloudscape.ws, CloudWorks, CNI Systems, CohesiveFT, CollabNet, Concentric, Cordys, Cronus Partners, CSRware, CuperTek, Cycle Computing, Dataline, Dell, DNAmail, eBay, Elastra, Engine Yard, Enki Consulting, Enomaly, Excelian, Flexiscale, Forrester, Fortress ITX, G.ho.st, Gear6, GigaSpaces, GoGrid, GraphLogic, GridGain, IBRIX, InfoQ, IntelePeer, IronKey, Iterative Designs, ITO America, Jamcracker, Joyent, JumpBox, Just Skill, Kaavo, Linxter, Mohr Davidow Ventures, MessageLabs, Mimecast, Model Metrics, Moderro Technologies, Moka5 (MokaFive), Mosso, Netmagic, NewServers, Ocarina Networks, Panorama Software, Parabon Computation, Parallels, ParaScale, Patni Computer Systems, Peer1 Networks, Platform Computing, PLX Technology, ProjectLocker, Promise Technology, Qlayer, QlikTech, Rackspace, RampRate, Red Hat, Reliance Globalcom, RightScale, Robson Taylor, Rogue Wave, rPath, Salesforce.com, Sapotek, Saugatuck Technology, ScanSafe, ServePath, ServiceCloud, SIMtone, SkillSoft, Skytap, SmugMug, SOASTA, Solace Systems, Spiceworks, SpiderOak, Symphony Services, Tap In Systems, Teneros, Terremark, Transitive, Trend Micro, Union Square Advisors, Unisys, Univa UD, uTest, Vertica, Weber Shandwick, Widen Enterprises, XCalibre, Zabovo.com, Zeus Technology, and Zuora.

Virtual Iron Software announces successful deployment of company’s Virtualization Software

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Top10 Dedicated Servers — Virtual Iron Software ( www.virtualiron.com), today announced higher education institutions such as Jefferson Davis Community College and the University of Pennsylvania have successfully deployed the company’s virtualization software to address operational, academic and research computing requirements. By leveraging enterprise-class server virtualization and management capabilities, Virtual Iron’s higher education customers can quickly streamline their IT infrastructure, reduce power and cooling costs and support business continuity and green computing efforts at a fraction of the cost of comparable offerings.

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Virtualization Contributors 123Together.com,
361 Degrees, 3PAR, 8e6 Technologies, A10 Networks, Aastra, Accario,
Accellion, AccessFlow, AceNet, ACMA, Acronis, Actional, activePDF,
Acxiom, Adaptec, ADC, Adder, Adexis, Adtran, Agilysys, Agito Networks,
AirMagnet, Akorri, ALADDIN Knowledge Systems, Alcatel-Lucent, Alert
Logic, AlterPoint, Altor Networks, AMAX, AMCC, Amyuni, Apani, APC,
APCON, APM Experts, Appistry, Applied Innovations, Apptio, Aquantia,
Arastra, Aravo, Arbor Solutions, ArcSight, Areohive Networks, Array
Networks, Arrow ECS, ARTEC – Computer, Aruba Networks, Asigra, Asoka
USA, Aspera, Astaro Internet Security, Atempo, ATEN Technology, Attune
Systems, AutoVirt, Avanade, Avaquest, Avaya, Aventiv-NomaDesk, Avocent,
AVTECH, AXIOMTEK, BakBone, BBN Technologies, BDNA, BEA Systems,
Bedsole, Benchmark Capital, Berkeley Varitronics, BigFix, Bivio
Networks, Blade Network, Blue Lane, BlueArc, BluePoint, BlueStripe,
Bobcares, Bosanova, Brigh Technologies, Brocade, CA, CalAmp, Capitial
Trust Ventures, Cassatt, Catbird, Cayenne, CDG, Ceedo, Certeon,
Champion Solutions, Check Point Software, Chip PC, CiRBA, Citihub,
Citrix Systems, ClearCube, CommVault, Compass America, Compellent,
Compugen, Computer Lab International, Concentsus, Configuresoft,
Continuity Software, Coraid, Courion, Coyote Point Systems, cPanel,
Credit Suisse, Crosswalk, CrystalTech Web Hosting, CSC, Data Domain,
Databarracks, DataCore, DataDirect, Datagardens, DataPipe, DataSynapse,
DC3 Solutions, Dell, EqualLogic, Desktone, Devon IT, Digipede, Doctrino
Systems, DocuSign, DoubleTake Software, Dynamic Network Factory,
DynamicOps, Ecora Software, eG Innovations, Egenera, Electric Cloud,
Electrorack, Embotics, Emulex, Endeavors Technology, Enigmatic,
Enomaly, Entuity, EqualLogic, Ericom, EVault, Evolving Solutions,
Exinda, eXludus, Extentrix Systems, F5Networks, FalconStor, Faronics,
FastScale, FastSoft, FOCUS Consulting, Fortinet, Fortisphere, Fugitive
LLC, Fujitsu Systems, Fusepoint, FusionStorm, Gateworks, Getronics,
Gibraltar Solutions, GlassHouse Technologies, GlobalFluency,
GlobalSCAPE, GlobalSign, Green Hills Software, Grid Dynamics,
GRIDtoday, groupSPARK, Hiperware, Hitachi Data Systems, Hubspan,
Hurricane Electric, Hyper9, HyPerformix, Hyperic, I2 Technology, IGEL
Technology, Ignite Consulting, Illumita, IMEX Research, Incipient,
Insight Venture Partners, InstallFree, INSYSTEK,Integrien, Ipswitch,
Isilon Systems, iTrinegy, KACE, Kaseya, KI Lipton, Kidaro, Kingston
Technology, KnownHost, Lanamark, LeftHand Networks, Lenovo, Leostream,
Liquid Computing, Lucid8, LynuxWorks, Magirus, Mailtrust, Mainline,
ManageIQ, ManageSoft, Marathon Technologies, Marketo, Markitects,
McAfee, Meridian IT, Metron, Microsemi, Microserv, Mid-Atlantic
Computers, MIMOS, Mimosa Systems, Mindbridge Software, Miva Merchant,
MonoSphere, Morph Labs, Mxi Technologies. mySoftIT, Nagarro, Namescape,
Ncomputing, NEC, Nemertes, NeoPath, Neoware, Net Magic, NetApp,
Neterion, NetEx, NetIQ, Netuitive, Network Appliance, Neverfail, New
Age Technologies, New Idea Engineering, NewTek, Nexenta, NextIO.
Nimsoft, Niyuta, NoMachine, Nortel, Novell, Novo Innovations, Old Road
Computing, Omnitron, On The Avenue, ONStor, Opalis Software, Open
Kernel Labs, OpenHosting, OpenSpan, Optaros, Opus Capital, PacketTrap,
Palm, Inc., Panda Security, Pano Logic, Pattern Insight, Peak IP
Solutions, PHD Technologies, Phoenix Technologies, Phurnace Software,
Pillar Data Systems, Pinnacle Cart, Pivot3, Platespin, Proofpoint,
ProServeIT, ProSync, Provision Networks, , Q1 Labs, QG Software,
Qualys, Quest Software, R1Soft, Racemi, RACKWISE, Radiant Logic,
Raritan, Raxco Software, Red Hat, Reflex Security, Regan Technologies,
Resolution Enterprises, RF Code, Riverbed, RSA Security, Ruckus
Wireless, Sagent Solutions, SanDisk, SAVVIS, ScaleMP, Scalent Systems,
ScienceLogic, ScriptLogic, Seanodes, Secure Command, Secure Computing,
Sentillion, ServInt, Shavlik, Silpion, SIMtone, Singularity
Technologies, Sitemasher, SmarterTools, Socialcast, SoftLayer,
SolarWinds, SolutionSet, Sonasoft, SSH Communications Security,
StackSafe, Starfire, SteelEye Technology, StillSecure, StoneFly,
Stonesoft, Stoneware, StorageCraft, StorageNetworking.org, StorMagic,
Stratus, Sun Microsystems , Oren Tech, SunGard, SunView, Supermicro,,
Surgient, SWsoft, Sycros, Symantec, Systar, Telecompute, The 451 Group,
The Israeli Association of Grid Technologies, TheInfoPro, ThinkEquity
Partners, ThinPrint, Third Brigade, Tideway, Tigerpaw, TOA Solutions,
ToutVirtual, Train Signal, TRANGO Virtual Processors, Tresys
Technology, Trigence, Tripwire, Twisted Pair Solutions, UK-2 Limited,
Ulteo, UniPrint, United Devices, V.i. Labs, VaST Systems, VDIworks,
VeeAm Software, Veodia, Verio, VeriSign, Vicom, Vigilar, VirtenSys,
Virtera, Virtual Computer, Virtual Iron, VirtualizationChat.com,
VirtualLogix, Virtugo, Virtutech, Visionapp, VisionCore, VKernel, VM
People, VM6, VMLogix, vmSight, vThere, Vyatta, Wyse Technology, XDS,
XenoCode, Xiotech, xkoto, Xsigo.

Adobe to Collaborate with SpringSource on RIA

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Top10 Dedicated Hosting — Adobe Systems is collaborating with SpringSource on rich-internet applications combining Flash, AIR and PDF with open-source Java for the enterprise.

The companies Monday announced planned integration between Flash, AIR and PDF served up via the Spring Java framework and SpringSource platforms.

Adobe is working with SpringSource on Spring BlazeDS Integration, an open-source project for “tight integration” between Spring and Adobe’s BlazeDS. A beta is due in a week or two.

Also planned is the SpringSource Adaptor for Adobe LiveCycle Data Services ES, to integrate Spring with server-based push applications and content using Adobe’s Flex. The adaptor is due for early next year, the companies said.

The work is significant for both companies. For Adobe, it means an established partner tuning the popular Spring framework to its open-source BlazeDS project. Specifically, SpringSource has productized Spring through its tc and dm servers, for web applications and Java.

SpringSource gets a toe hold in the growing RIA market. In this case, it means Spring, tc and dm servers can be used to serve up enterprise data to rich clients using video, audio, or AJAX, or it can adopt a plain paperless office scenario through Adobe’s use of PDF. LiveCycle partners currently include SAP, IBM and EMC Documentum.

BlazeID is Adobe’s server-based Java system for remoting and web messaging that Adobe said lets you easily connect to back-end distributed data and push data to Flex and AIR. LiveCycle Data Services ES, meanwhile, is designed to simplify the work of building server push-based and real-time systems. The system lets you track potential problems and provides features like synchronization and paging.

AJAX & RIA Technology Contributors of 2009
3Tera, Abaque, Accenture, AccuRev, AccuSoft, Active Endpoints, Active Inquiry, ActiveState, Actuate, Adaptive Blue, Adaptive Path, Adobe Systems, Afrous Dashboard, Agitar Software, AGOSYS, AJAX 13, Akamai, Alfresco, Allurent, Alpha Software, Altova, Amazon.com, Appcelerator, Appeon, Apple Computer, Applibase, , AppTrigger, Apress, Aptana, Aragon Consulting, Art & Logic, Ask Pivot, Asperon, Astreya, Atlassian, Aztecsoft, Azul Systems,, BackBase, Barracuda Networks, Baynote, BEA Systems, Bizwhazee, Black Duck, Blogtronix, BlueFolder, BlueTie, BondDesk, Borland, BOSSdev, Bottomline, BScaler, Bungee Labs, Burton Group, CambrianHouse, Canoo Engineering, Cassatt, Cast Iron, Catalyst Resources, Cenzic, Chordiant, CIGNEX, Cisco Systems, Cision, Citrix Systems, Claria, Clearspring, CodeFlare, Codign, Coghead, Cognizant, ComponentArt, ComponentOne, Conference Guru, Coradiant, Corent Technology, CoreSpeed, Corizon, Crescendo Networks, CSS Group, cStar Technologies, CSW Group, Curl, Cybage, Cynergy Systems, Dapper, Dassault Systèmes, DataDirect, Day Software, dCongo, deCarta, Dell, Denim Group, Denodo, Design Universe, DeviceAnywhere, Dialcom, Dice.com, DiscountASP.NET, DotNetNuke, Drangonfly, DreamFace Interactive, Dynamic Toolbar, DynaTrace, EffectiveUI, Egnyte, Ektron, Elastic Path, Elementool, EMC, Encanvas, ENOVIA Matrix One, EnterpriseDB, Ephox, esnips, ESRI, Etelos Systems, etouch, Evans Data, Exadel, ezAJAX, F5 Networks, FeedbackFX, Fig Leaf Software, Finetooth, Fiorano Software, firstRain, FiveRuns, Foldera, Force10 Networks, Fortify, Forum Systems, Fotango, Freewebs, froglogic, Funambol, FundingPost, Furtherahead.com, Fusion Technologies, Gaggle.Net, GemStone, genius.com, Genuitec, Gizmox, Glassbox, GoGrid, Gomez, Inc., GreenHat, GreenPoint, GridApp Systems, Groupware Technology, Helmi Technologies, Hitachi America, Hosting.com, HostMySite.com, HP Software, Hummer Winblad Venture Partners, Ibiza Software, IBM, ICEsoft, ILOG, Impetus, iNetOffice, Infinilogic, Infragistics, Ingres, Inimit, Innominds, Innoopract, inpowr, InsideView, Instancy, Instantiations, Integration New Media, Intel, IntelliObjects, Intelliun, Interactive Networks, InterSystems, Isomorphic, IT Mill, ITtoolbox, JackBE, JadeLiquid, JasperSoft, Javeline, JBoss, JellyCloud, JetBrains, Jive Software, K2, Kaazing, Kapow, Keynote Systems, KonoLive, Krugle, Laszlo Systems, Lightstreamer, M/Gateway, Magic Software, Mainsoft, Manning Publications, Marathon Technologies, Mashery, Mashmatrix, MaxiScale, MB Technologies, Metia Software, Microsoft, Midnight Coders, Molecular, MomentumSI, Morfik, Neocleus, Neotys, Netfective, Netmite, NetSuite, Nexaweb, Nextapp, NextAxiom, NextDB.net, Nirvanix, Nitobi, Northwoods Software, Novell, Novulo, OASIS, ObjectWave, OpenLink, OpenLogic, OpenSpot, OpenWave, OPNET, OpSource, Oracle, OrangeHRM, OSS Nokalva, Parasoft, Passport Corporation, Pentaho, Perforce, Pervasive Software, Primavera Systems, PushToTest, QLogic, Quasar Technologies, Quest Software, Rackable Systems, Radialpoint, RadView Software, Rearden Commerce, Recursion Software, Red Hat, Roaring Penguin, Salesforce.com, SAP, Saven Technologies, Scalix, Servoy, SkillBuilders, Skyway, SL Corporation, SlickEdit, SnapLogic, SOA Software, Software AG, Software FX, Sonic Software, SoonR, Splunk, SugarCRM, Sun Microsystems, Sybase, iAnywhere Solutions, Symphoniq, TeaLeaf Technology, Tele Atlas, telerik, ThinkFree, TIBCO Software, TriveraTechnologies, Valtech, Visual Mining, VMware, Vocus, WatchFire, WaveMaker, Web Spiders, WebAppCabaret, Webtide, Wipro, WSO2, XAware, Xenos, Xythos Software, Yahoo!, Zapatec, ZCubes, Zimbra, ZOHO, and Zoovy.

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